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The phrase "arises over the" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing phenomena or issues that emerge or develop in relation to something else, but it would need clarification.
Example: "A conflict arises over the allocation of resources in the project."
Alternatives: "emerges from" or "develops regarding".
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Further confusion often arises over the terms genetic and familial.
Disagreement also arises over the Times's insinuation that we return to the good old days.
A further problem arises over the text as used by Harman in his translation.
APPROACHES The inevitable conflict in green investing arises over the screening process.
The question arises over the identifiability of systems which do not satisfy this assumption.
Patty and her lover Charlotte are moving upstate with their newly adopted baby, and tension arises over the transition.
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But concerns have arisen over the potential harmful effects of inhaling DU dust or suffering shrapnel wounds from the weapons.
Other frictions arose over the script.
But a disagreement arose over the scheduling of the meetings.
A famous donnybrook arose over the chapel in the 1920s.
One difference arose over the Korean War, he said.
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